"Game of Thrones" is back in the game this year (pun intended), and it may just take the cake over Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale," but it'll be a tight race. After last year's sweep, it seems unlikely that "The Handmaid's Tale" won't walk away with this award.

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Similar to "The Handmaid's Tale," Donald Glover's "Atlanta" took home a lot of gold last year, and will likely repeat this year. Amazon's "The Marvelous Ms. Maisel" may edge out the competition, but Hollywood is hot on Glover these days, so it's doubtful.

America's sweetheart/acting powerhouse Sterling K. Brown will likely take home this award for "This Is Us," not only because of his chops, but because he's just so loveable. Competition in this category is pretty scarce , but if Brown doesn't win, it could be Jeffery Wright for his work in "Westworld."

While Issa Rae should win for "Insecure," or even Tracee Ellis Ross for "Black-ish"(and it would be fun to see either of them win), it's much more likely that Rachel Brosnahan ("The Marvelous Ms. Maisel") will take home the cake.

While there are a handful of actresses that I think should win in this category (i.e. Vanessa Kirby, Thandie Newton and Lena Heady, for example), Yvonne Strahovski will likely win for "The Handmaid's Tale."

There weren't many knockout performances in this category, so it's hard to pick a winner. Matt Smith may win because he plays a real person in "The Crown," but David Harbour from the largely ignored "Stranger Things" may win based on sheer popularity.

Everybody loves Kate McKinnon, including the Emmys, which is why she'll take the cake again this year—she's hands down the best part of "Saturday Night Live." Any of the other "SNL" ladies in this category deserve to win, too.

It would be a blast to see Titus Burgess win for his outrageous character on "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," but it's more likely that the award will go to Alec Baldwin for his appearances on "SNL" or Henry Winkler for "Barry."

There's really only two possible winners here: Darren Criss for "American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace" and John Legend for "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert" (both total mouthfuls). Criss was the obvious choice until "Superstar" was awarded Best Variety Special (Live), making Legend an EGOT winner.

Not one of these ladies deserves to lose, but the bottom line is: someone must win. Judith Light broke hearts in “ACS” and Sara Bareillis‘ “I Don’t Know How To Love Him” could nab her the award, but it’s much more likely that mega-movie-star Penelope Cruz will win.